By Sooreettii Kadiir
The formation of the Oromo Orthodox Synod signals greater shifts that have been on the political horizon in Ethiopia for the last four years.
Ethiopia has taken centre stage over the last four years, with a Nobel Peace Prize winning Prime Minister propelled to power by a four-year civil protest movement quickly leading the country into multiple internal war fronts. The last two years, in particular, have seen many begin to wonder if the Ethiopian state itself will survive the compounding conflicts, given that they are rooted in a tumultuous, contested, and violent past. The most recent and significant development in the tectonic shifts that have been breaking social and political ground in the country occurred on the 22nd of January 2023.
The U.S. Special Envoy met with the Oromo communities of Los Angeles and Southern California…
Ustaaz Ahmaddiin jabaliin Magaalaan Shaggar Masjiidotaa fi Muslimoota kan of keessaa qulqulleessu yoo ta’e Muslimootaaf…
Leenjiso Horo May 10, 2023 Oromiyaa is a land of great freedom fighters, the land…
Paatiriyaarkiin Bataskaana Ortodoksii Tawaahidoo Itoophiyaa Abuna Maatiyaas rakkoon bataskaanattii mudate atakaaroo walqabuun kan furamu akka…
Namota biyya alaa taa’un hookkara kaasuun mootummaa Federaalaafi naannoo humnaan kuffisuuf sochii taasisaniiru jechuun Mootummaan…
The government announced that it has seized 47 insurgent forces engaged in terrorist acts organized…